The Florida Department of Health and the Department of Education requires all students entering 7^th grade to have a Tdap booster (adult strength tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis) vaccine.  An updated Florida Certification of Immunization DH 680 form must be presented to the school before your child can receive a schedule or enter school on the first day of classes, August 11, 2014.

Please click on link below to access a document which will provide you with more information concerning how to obtain the vaccinations.

Parent Letter Concerning Tdap Booster (English and Spanish)

Dear Teague Family,

In the interest of safety and security Teague is providing Student Identification Cards to all students. The expectation is that EVERY student will wear their card at all times.

In addition to the all-important safety issue, the ID’s will expedite cafeteria service. Student’s bar code on the IDs are tied to café accounts to speed up the process and decreasing the wait time in line for everyone. The cards will also be used in the office, discipline, after-school tutorial as well as other programs and services throughout the school.

Once student IDs are distributed replacing IDs will be easy. Lost, stolen, altered, damaged and defaced ID Cards must be replaced IMMEDIATELY with a temporary card until a permanent replacement can be created.

·        Students are encouraged to purchase a replacement card for $5.

·        Replacement lanyards will be available for $1.

·        Students who have not taken their school picture will receive temporary IDs until the new cards are created after picture retake day Tuesday October 22^nd.

Teague Middle School

Ready to Learn

Ready to Succeed

 The UpStanders is Teague's Anti-Bullying Club. Our focus is to increase awareness about bullying issues and to teach students how to be an UpStander instead of a bystander. The UpStander Club, under the supervision of Mr. Bennett (Sixth Grade Dean) and Ms. Berry (Spanish Teacher) plans homeroom activities for the entire school that address issues of character, empathy, compassion and strategies to eliminate bullying on our campus. 

In addition to homeroom activities, the UpStanders have made an effort to cover the school with positive messages via posters and flyers. We did a series of "I believe" flyers where students made statements of belief for our school like "I believe that all students should feel safe at school" or "I believe that everyone deserves a second chance". There is also a series of posters regarding online social media and cyberbullying.

 The UpStanders have also created videos about bullying and cyberbullying. They were aired multiple times on Teague's announcements for the entire student body as well as at last year’s 7th grade assembly.

UpStanders are identified on a bulletin board for the whole school to see so that students know who they can come to for help with a bullying problem. Students are always encouraged to speak to an adult they trust, but sometimes having a friend go with you is a great help! 

Follow us on Instagram @tmsupstanders and @tmsleadership!